Sentence examples similar to a presumptuous idea from inspiring English sources

Was this a hostile act by a presumptuous male painter?

In some ways, the "Kaddish" symphony is an affront — a presumptuous, even blasphemous work.

"I would know the answer if I was listening," he replied with a presumptuous calm.

I am a presumptuous fool, but maybe the vague thing in me that keeps me in is hope.

In October 2014, Julian Robertson had a presumptuous guest on his hands.

But here was clear proof that I was a presumptuous moron.

Writing a thank-you at the bottom is always a good idea, but it's presumptuous to thank someone for their support in advance.

SIR: Ballmers assertion that nobody has a better idea of what customers want than we do seems rather presumptuous.

Some thought this a touch presumptuous.

Accusations of the police going too far seemed a little presumptuous, considering everyone was stood outside and had no real idea of what was happening in the occupation – until a police van drove out carrying one of the occupiers.

But (and I may be rationalising here) I found something presumptuous about the idea I could swoop in from my comfortable life and sort out these women's financial woes.